From @GMFB: #Rams WR Puka Nacua suffered what is believed to be a minor calf injury, while the #Colts will have a decision to make on RB Jonathan Taylor.
it is becoming f*cking dangerous
Official OpenAI documentation for Codex: "dots" agents are here, and they write code autonomously in the cloud while your laptop is completely powered off
The idea: your personal agent runs 24/7 on GPT-6 Astra in its own cloud environment with a dedicated browser, delegating builds directly to Codex CLI
Next-level autonomy with zero waiting: you assign a task, close your laptop, and the agent continues shipping code while pinging your Slack only when approval is needed
You launch it directly from your terminal like this:
codex --dot @alfred --autonomous
here's the split:
→ your dot runs 24/7 inside a secure cloud container powered by GPT-6 Astra
→ operates its own browser and task memory, carrying out research even while you are offline
→ autonomously schedules and executes development workflows in your repository via Codex Micro
→ alerts you in Slack or Teams only when an architectural decision strictly requires human judgment
The dot only reaches out at three critical moments:
→ when an external portal requires private credential input via the Take over action
→ when an ongoing run risks exceeding allocated token budgets or deadlines
→ before pushing final production diffs to upstream branches to request human sign-off
Astra reasons · Dot coordinates · Codex builds
Process isolation executes one layer down: task state and execution memory sync across continuous cloud containers, so background workers run without human prompt latency and yield control in milliseconds when you hit "Take over"
the full tree
> persistent cloud dot agent on GPT-6 Astra maintains long-term memory across sessions
> direct integration with Codex CLI enables remote delegation of complex engineering tasks
> Tasks & Memory engine anchors project context so architectural decisions survive reboots
> cross-platform bridges route routine development output to logs and critical gates directly to Slack
> Take over controls let developers seize command of the cloud browser or terminal in one click
paste the tree and this prompt into Codex ↓
"Rebuild my Codex setup around this tree:
• Configure persistent dot agent on GPT-6 Astra with cloud container and headless browser access
• Set up workspace bridges to route routine dev logs to files and critical architectural gates to Slack
• Delegate multi-file coding tickets to local Codex CLI environments with automatic task locking
• Add one rule to AGENTS.md: pause autonomous execution and request manual take-over before modifying external infrastructure or security configs
Show every change as a diff first. No edits until I say go"
https://t.co/uZ5bpgPRKx
save it, it'll come in handy
🚨 Señor Espadas, ¿así hace política el PAN?
En mi registro en San Juan de Otates llegaron manifestantes que, según nos contaron, fueron enviados por su gente y no recibieron el pago prometido. ¡Hasta nos dejaron las cartulinas!
Funcionarios y personas de su equipo también estuvieron ahí.
León merece propuestas, no intentos de reventar eventos. ¡Panistas, dejen el circo y pónganse a trabajar!
#León #BárbaraBotello #NoMásPANyCirco @JorgeEspadasMX